Display totals as percentage before or after proc transpose

[Q1983]

data have;

format bi_date date9.;

infile datalines;

input ln_no $4.

days_past

bi_date date9.

tot_cnt

stay_current

;

return;

datalines;

1111 12 31Mar2020 1 1

2122 12 31Mar2020 1 1

1244 12 31Mar2020 1 1

3333 44 31Mar2020 1 0

2222 30 31Mar2020 1 0

1111 20 30Apr2020 1 1

2222 20 30Apr2020 1 1

3333 22 30Apr2020 1 1

1111 30 31May2020 1 0

2222 11 31May2020 1 1

3333 45 31May2020 1 0

;run;

proc sql;

create table _01_count as

select 'Current' as lbl_Current,sum(tot_cnt) as Count,

sum(stay_current) as Stayed_Current,

bi_date

from have

group by bi_date

order by bi_date

;quit;

proc transpose data=_01_count out=_01_count_2 let;

id bi_date;

var count Stayed_Current;

by lbl_Current;

run;

Produces this

lbl_Current	_NAME_	31MAR2020	30APR2020	31MAY2020
Current	Count	5	3	3
Current	Stayed_Current	3	3	1

Desired Result as follows. 

1. I want to change the dates to char fields however keep the date order
2. I want to display the Count in it’s current form as a numeric however display the Stayed_Current as a Pct of the totals

lbl_Current	_NAME_	31MAR2020	30APR2020	31MAY2020
Current	Count	5	3	3
Current	Stayed_Current	60.00%	100.00%	33.33%

Would I need to handle the calculation in the proc sql,proc tab or in the datastep

[Patrick]

You can only apply one format at a time to a variable (column) in a table. 

Looking at your desired result: Do you really need to create a table using Proc Transpose or are you just after a report?

[ChrisNZ]

1. Paste your code using the appropriate icon

2. The expected result looks like a report. Maybe a proc tabulate result. Is this what you want? 

3. I cannot understand what the percentages represent.